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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 10-07-1974I Page "296 \ \ MINUTES REGULAR,COUNCIL MEETING October 7, 1574 A regular meeting of the 'Plymouth CA ty, , Caukf 1, was cal led, to order by Acting Mayor Hunt at 7:30 P.M. in. the Council Chambers of the Public W,rks Building, 14900 Twenty -thud Avenue North, Plymouth on.October 7 19;4. PkESEO: Acting M%yor Hunt. Councilmen Neils Md Seibold, Manager Willis, 1ngi neer Gol dile rg, Planner Di T i erud, Fi nagte Director Ricker, Attorney Le i l er ' Conseil ting Engineer Olson, end Deputy City Clerk Bel nick. ABSENT: MVoiro Hilde and Councilman, Spaeth. ; i Mil S MOTION was made b; .Councilman Neils, seconded by Acting, MINU1ES - PECIAL Mayor Hunt, to approve the minute, of the September 30, '1974 COUNCIL MEIT'II GSpecialCouncilMeeting. ?.lotion carried, two ayes Council- SEPTEMBER 30. 1974 man Seibold abstained, Item a i PUBLIC HEARINGS A0 U-NF'IRMATICN OF ASSESSMENT ROLLS A proposed essestmen't; roll was drawn for Properties that have ASSESSMENTS %I I not paid their seWer and water service charges. DELINQUENT U71 LIT ES ICrm 5-A Acting Mayor Hunt opvkned the putill i c hearing at 7:38 P,M, Steve Biedermann, 18405 20th #%Av6ue North. said that he moved into his hcm. on August 1, and cn August 21, he received a 16-mon0- I old biIIing. He said that there had been an assessment search prior to purchase and nothing was reported. He questioned If the ; bill should come to him, Acting, Mayor Hunt closed, the public hearing at 7:42 P4 Councilman Seibold asked why the wdter was not turned oft. Manager Willis responded that it is not the pra,fti ce of the City to turnoff water in such cases, because the City does have the ! option of assessing for delinquent charges. , Attorney Lefler explained to Mr. Biedermann thet the sewer and water charges are not assessments and would not show up as such until adopted on a roll 1n the event of delinquency, Mr. Ricker stated that it has been the City's policy to carry over such delinquencies to the new owner. 295- I Doul ar Counci 1 Meeti gg Cdobe r 7, 19.4 Pa, 5`e 296 ' J Counc Inn Neils sold that relative .o .other parties to which this s me si tuation day have arisen. i t is apperrant , from thea r non-ap earsinre at the\public heaping that they •have found some other m, ans, of settlin\ the problem. Re said that when a party does tak %exception, however, he cannot ,dee bi l inn that party, for a set vi' a he did not receive. MOTION was 'ddp' Nv_ Councilman, Neils, seconded bye Codnci lman Seibold, tc;adopt RkS9LUTION V0. 7443, A RES LOTION -°ADOPTING ASSESSME0i tOLL FOR DELINQUENT UTILIT'fES, EXCLI D1!11&' THE CHARGES FOR* tSME TS FOR DELINQUENT UTILI tY, SERVICE -PRIOR TO• THE DATE OF Ri: EST FtR SERVICE ON THE PART ,OF THE BIED11RMANNS. Motion caeri ed on a 11 call votp., th gee,/ ayes, Engi neer Gol dbe 7 expl ai hed that, p' r di ro `ytion ,f the City Council ati 1 is Slptember 30, 1974 meeting; th+! assessment roll fear Pm jeCt Nos . 11301 and 301-001, Xeni um Lane and 15th Avenue. has been "redrawn. Acting Mayor Hunt d,ered .he public hearing at 765\P,M6 JohP . M. Palmer, 520 NQancke 31 d , , Minneapolis,, ' asked what basis was used to compute" tf,e new roll;,, Engineer Goldberg 0'xn i ni ned that he took the avarco' frog+.t footage, Mr. Palmer asked what the'.ir"act; was to the assessment. of the Carlson property,, Reply: 1t would be 1 owervd approy,i m1te ly 2500 - $3.100, Acting Mayor Hunt, closad the publi, he;,ring at 8:01 `r.hi MOTION was made by Counci lman •Selb6ld', seconded bo covhtl lIun. Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION AVO, 741475', ,A RESOLUT161i VOIDi G PROPOSED ASSESSMENT ROLL ft PROJECI1 ,NC56 1' ,N© ?CI -001 - XEr;,iUM LANE ANO 15TH AVENGE. Motion carni int on' a z1vil (all vote, three ayes, f MOTION was made by ;iiunc loran Neils, sticonded by Councilman Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION N06 74-4T6, A RESOLUTION DEVAR NG COST TO BE ASSESSED AND ORDERIOG PRCIPARATION OF PROPOSED A S1SS- MENT -' PROJECT NOS % 301 AND 3O i 1001 m RMUM LANE AND 1 ST4 AVENUE, Notion carried on a roll cull votg, thrse ayes, MOTION was made by Couilci lmen Seibold, seco ded Iffy Acting ft6r ftnt' to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 74417, A RESOLUTION CALLING IiQR, Ht 1f 144 ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT - PROJECT NQS,I, 301 AND 3010.0CjI t1 XENIUM LAN7 ANU 15TH AVENUE% ` Motion, car;ii d ona roll cal 1 vuto, thmayes, i l Adoption of the assessment roll foN the, deterred c tisessmer. it of the Southwest Sewer and Water P ject ha4, been' laid over, T r om thli Soptombor 301 1974 Counci 11meeting ,tin ch bttempt tt r RESOLUTION NO. 74-474 i, ASSESSMENTS - PROJECT 110S. 301, AND 301401 - XENIUM LANE ANb 15TH AVENUE Item 5-0 I RFSgXL o ON N). 744;i' 0 RESOLVTON NG. 74-4;6 RESXUT I0N AVO', 74477 n Shc01`5ST SFWR AN' 1 WATER DEFERRED AS46SMENTS teli "'lar i Re ul ar Counci 1 Meeti,try'g Oc?ober 7. 1914 Page 297 l afford Richard Burke some additional time to werk outs a pay!ev41,nt J arrangement with the previous, owners of his prgperty:, That rranyg- ment had"not been, made, and ft was the recommendation of ste f,' theft the) assessment roll be adopted, ittcl;;ding that sum levii d! t a ainst thepropertyof Richi;rd hurke: 9 } ti, 1 , , MOTION was made by Counci lman.;hp Is. seconded by Council;nen ` RESbLUTI4 N NO,. 74-478' Sei bql d, to adopt RESOLUT .Oia # ,1;. 14-478. A RESOLUTION ADOPT.,NG 1S5F SS_MENT ROLL-- SOUTHWEST .,SCNER, AND iAtER DEFERRED ASSESV ENTS'; Wile Mrs,, Burke s tatt4 thbt the Ci,V was not gi vi no proper a to ti or. their arta cul ar si tus ion 'w ..h the ex 'tion f 'th , Ci P t e cep o , , e, , , Manager who had been attempt:i ng to contcct, ,the ort al ilal own" 1 of the properVib Acting Mayor Hunt explained that while a Corncil- nwo may be periohally sympath4tic to the Curke's cesd. Wng as a Councilmem, he must consider his) respon!,ibillties to all the constituents in teens of;eo;unable treatno-14t for all i Motion carried on a roll cell vote, three ay,3s. New rolls were prepared fcir the assessr>4ants of the thtrtheast. ,SSESSMENTS + 69 1D" Interceptor Project 69olDl NORTHEAST INTERCEPTOR i I tem 5-0 Fred Salon, 9818 10th Avi nue North, askol), for an expianation 1ofhowhIs' property would snow be assessed Engineer Goldberg explained-, that the property would be asses;ed for front footage on 10th ),venue now; the front footage un. Nathan Lane, minus the amount a,' front footage now assessed, yotol d be deferred for five years. The trltal asses:lied frgRt frotage equals the front 1footagechNa+han /Lane. 1 Counci lmm Neill noted that the Counci 1 wOL 1 a be reviewing the enti re atIela at tht October 21,_,,1974 Council meeting. He explained that ad ju--trtlents .might be +rine at that tfitte. MOTION wai made b,Y Councilo tm, eii:ald, seconded by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO,, 74.479 A RESOLUTION ADCPTING ASSESSMENT - NORT114iAST INTERCEPTOR - aRf)JEC1 69-•10 - COMMERCIAL+ INDUSTRIAL Potion carried on a M1 call vote, three ayes,. MOTION was made ! y Counci 1 man Sei hol d, secondeO by Councilman Neils to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 74-480 A RESOLUTION AOOCTING ASSESSMENT - NO rREAST INTKRCEPTOR „ PROJECT 69-10 - RESIDENTIAL HOMESTEAD' Pli:1FERT IES. Mot4n carried on a roll call vote, three ayes., MOTION was,made by Councilman ,.eibold, seconded by Councilman Councilmen Neils, to adopt RES001TION N0. 744x)1, A RESOLUTION DEFERRING ASSESSMENTS -NORTHEAST INTERCEPTOR PROJEt:, 69wlD, Motion,carrl d on a mll call vote, three ayes. , kEESOLUTION N0, 74479 RESOLUTION N0. 74-430 RESOLUTION N0. 74481 vi '"a4 R+e91 ar 1'uh01 Mee't1 n A Oct; ter ' 1974 i Y Pa" 298,,. " 1 `, 1 The Ci ty i s 1 n receipt i;f a petttiom from J'seph M retni akt (l, ASSESSVENTS for sanitary ;•_wer service to his 'property at ' 280 quaker,) HUS QUAKER L'AHE Lane. Mr. Marciniak, has i'ubmitted a waiver iof pt Item.15-E provement hearing and assessment hearing. MOTION was made by Councilman Ne'l1 s o[ secondeld o ,Counci 1,44 'In REtOLL'TION NO I' 74-482 Seibold, to,adopt RESOLUTION NO ' 74.7;402. A R iCLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENT ROLL - 28p5 QUAKER" LANE. Iibtion, i arried on a , roll ti411 vote, three ayes. , ' ' PETITIONS REkESTS AND COftNICAT16NS i 1 The Pl onni ng (omhi ss1 on reviewed find recommenced Joni al of the L1CU- ARK'- LOT DIV IS IO9 request of Loi&,Perk for subdivision waiver to detach a 1.35 Iteml,6-4' " acre parcel from' 36.75 acs at the northwestl,quadrant of r N1 ghways 55 and 1101, for the reasos cited i n the October 4, 1974 staff °eI:n"rt. I MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded i)y Councilman "RESDIION N0. 74-483 Seibold, to adolt RESOLUTION :NO 74-483, A RESOLUTION DENYING REQUEST FOR SUBVVIS ION WAIVtF - LOU-PAFK. Daniel Jtten, 1810 Winnetka, provided, some backgro4nd to his r request. Councilman Neils Said that, 0'e situation would re'4ui rfs e6mmuni - cati on between the two pr*per %V ovines". . Motion to adopt Pesolution ko, 74463 carried or, a ,r.01 call vote, three ayes. , 1 The Planning Commi ssi oti revs elyed a 10recommended apppiftova.l of SUZANNE M. ILTEN the request of S enne M. Il feint fot" a Condi tiowllist» Pcormi t CONDITIONAL USE; PERMIT to operate ail interior des$ gn ,tonsi.,1 tlln vervl ce from Tier home IWI 6-B at 2:00 Na tha;n Une , Apartment 110i sub ect; to the caldi ti ons cited in the t;ctobet, 2, ,1174 s ,Naff report, MOTION was trade by Counc i 1m4r, Nei is, seconded by Councli lfnan RESOLUTION N0. 74-484 Seibold, to adopt RESOLUT AX1 +10, 14480w A RESOLUTI JN PPPROV ING CONOITIONA1 USE PERMIT - 5 Z4VNE; M ILTEN. , Motion ca,l°ried on a rollI call vote, three Dyes'. The City is in receipts of a petition from fife residents of Maple- PETITION FOR INSTALLATION dell First Addition ftir 1n3tal l6t,ion of, seni tory sewer and wet,uh ' , OF UTILTIES - MAPLEDELL main utilities. The itt:ctallation of the trunk facilities for FIRST ADDITION that area are indicated for 1975 in "the City's five-year Capital Item 64 Improvement Program, 1 MOTION was made by Co inci )man Seibold, secondeId oy Counci Wan RESOLt1YI0ti Nth;,, 4 0 Neils, to adopt RESOL';JTI1)N NO, 74-,486, A RE,SOWTION ACCEPTING +~ PETITION FOR INSTALLP101 OF UTILrTIES - MAIDLEDELL FIRST ADDITION, 1 Regular Council '.Meking ° October 7, 1974 Page 299 Theodore A. Larson, 2609 Highla6d,Drive, Burnsville, 1poke in favor of the ' resol uti on. 'He plans- to build sooh' in the aired, and aske41f he could sign the -petition. He was allooed to`,'do so. motion to adopt Resolution No. 74-485)4 carri ed on a ml l call vote, three ayes, i The City in receipt of 4 petition 'for installation of water main from'Gonyea Investment Co., owners of property on,thr north side of County Road 9 between County Road 18 and Nathan Line. MOTION was mode by Councilman Nei Is, .seconded by Counci Itarin Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO,, 74-486,.,A''RESOLUTION REFERRING PETITION FOR UTILITIES, RECEIVED'OF iGONY 41NVESTMENT, 1'0 THE CITY ENGINEER FOR STUDY AND RECOMMENDATIUh FOR INCORP'OR'ATION INTO THE 1975 CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM. M?ation carried on a roll call vote, three, ayes. I i REPORTS nF OFFICERS. BOARDS Alin COMMITI"11S John Rogers, Chairman of the Elymo ith Human Rights Commission, and two Commission members,,4rnie Klein and Elliot Brebher, reported to the Council on 00 ; study of the two Human' Servi cis Boards which the city cni gh t consider affiliating" with, And their resultant recoomiendatim, It was the majority opinion of the Commission membershlr, ti;at tete City affiliate with the West Hennepin Human Services Planning Board; a mini4rity opinion asked that the City join netther at; the present time, but crr.t1 nue to maid for both the West Hennepin Board and the Northwest Human Services Council. Conxnissioner Klein desc;ribc'I the b'ckground work which the Commission, undertook % its study. Coinissioner Brebner described the activities ofthe,)West Hennepin Board. In particular, Mr. Brebner ntlted the Roard' undertaking of Project Inform, a communit;: information and referral project. Chairman Rogers stated, on behalf cf the majority opinion, that pririiari ly in terms of time, it was not feasible to affiliate with beth grouts, It was time to make a decisior and put the energir:t,; into working with one organization, There WAS concern un the part )i the minority re funding sources for the organizations to opera on an ongoing basis, Currently, the cc unty is fundinC both. ;tt. ocy Wilson, Assistant Project Director d`or the Wert Eenaep ft 1,oard, said that the project would contiruo, regl,rdless of isoun .1, 1nancial input, that it existed prior to s,eceloving counq asp is;,6vance, Council rresgbers expressed intere%*t in Project Inlerm, Ms, 111soh indicated ahe wk)jld speak to her board about the poss b" l i t'i of Fel om th p: r tl c;i pati no in the project wi thnut si gn i nq the joi nit .)ovm)r*s igeetimt:nt. it PETITION, FOR INSTALI,ATIOzI OF UTILITIES GONYFA '1':NVEStMENT " Item 61*'b RESOLUTION NO.. 746 HUMAN SERVICES - HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION REPORT Item 7- F h. IF g Hee jn., Ua r`COunci. ,,,, October 7.•' 1974 ; Page ' 30011 i MOTION was made,, by `Councilman Nt i 1 s , seconded by :ounci,.man Spi bcI,d, to accept thy! Human R1 jhts Commission report, and , to defer, 1100(n (n On their recommendation until such time as the . Manager ci,n. bri hg)i t back to a' full Caunci l meets ny-. Motion carried, three ayes. Cuumi lmnan Neils estgid he` Commission members to i-tturn when the mntttr is e,gain discussed, He also asked that the Commission cofl*. specific recowlendaticans re Project Inform or any similar e %I jett to inform the ci. ti tens' of available services MOTION was made -by Councilman Neils,.;seconded by Councilman ELECTION JUDGES - Seibold, to adopt RESOLU'I1ON NO, 744876' A RESOLUTION APPOINTING STATE GENERAL ELECTION. ELECTION JUDGES FOR THE STAX,GENERAL ELECT=01114, Notion carried Item 7-A on a roll call vote, three ayes: RESOLUTION N0. 14487 Councilman Hunt asked if an ai ternati ve to -the pres6nt polling place for Pr'ecintt 1 had been considered, Deputy, City Clerk Bolnick replied that another location within the same building - Greenwood)'Elewer. tary School - would be used for the General Election, Other sites will by considered for future elections, Consideration of the City o •r Plymouth Storm Drainage Plan was laid over to a future nwlgting, 0 Per Council direction,the prelininary report for Project No. 41; - 21st Avenue and Kilmer Lane Water Main - was prepared, inC1.0ding the entire area between County Road 18 and East Medicine Lake Road south of 26th Avenue to 17th Avenue„ It was the recommendation of the 6agiriaers that the Council accept the report and call a hearing on the petitioned area plus the exonded area, and leave a decision on how much to tncludp in the project uintil after the hearing, Acting Mayor Hunt asked why the tv was so much looping in Area 03. Consulting Engineer Olsort replied that 1t is recotm.ended to loop rather than deed end th. ! i nes, because dead end lines result in stale water and deposit build-up. He said it is also important to draw from bath di ret :ions for fire flow, Counci iman Nei is asked t jw Mr. Ol son wo! i d retct to servi ng Area 03 by looping from 43rd to 2.5th, without a water line at 24th Avenue. Mr, Olson replied that that would be possible. MOTION was made by C011r,,1Irian Neils, seconded by Coociiman Seibold, to adapt nE;S(.t„ T11%N No, 74-488, A RESOLUTION N0. 74488, A RESOLUTION R!"OCE1VINC REPORT PNn CALLING HEA;IING ON IMPROVEMENT PROJECT li(). 0k; » 21ST AVENUE; AND KILMER '.ANE WATER MAIN Motion carrieti oil a roll call vote, three ayes. 1 a CITY OF PLYMOUTH STORM DRAINAGE PLAN - BASSETT CREEK FLOOD CONTROL Item 7-B PRELIMINARY REPORT PROJECT NO, 415 - 21ST AVENUE AND KILMER LANE - WATER MAIN;' Item 7-C RESOLUTION N0, 7448 C t MOTION was made -by Councilman Neils,.;seconded by Councilman ELECTION JUDGES - Seibold, to adopt RESOLU'I1ON NO, 744876' A RESOLUTION APPOINTING STATE GENERAL ELECTION. ELECTION JUDGES FOR THE STAX,GENERAL ELECT=01114, Notion carried Item 7-A on a roll call vote, three ayes: RESOLUTION N0. 14487 Councilman Hunt asked if an ai ternati ve to -the pres6nt polling place for Pr'ecintt 1 had been considered, Deputy, City Clerk Bolnick replied that another location within the same building - Greenwood)'Elewer. tary School - would be used for the General Election, Other sites will by considered for future elections, Consideration of the City o •r Plymouth Storm Drainage Plan was laid over to a future nwlgting, 0 Per Council direction,the prelininary report for Project No. 41; - 21st Avenue and Kilmer Lane Water Main - was prepared, inC1.0ding the entire area between County Road 18 and East Medicine Lake Road south of 26th Avenue to 17th Avenue„ It was the recommendation of the 6agiriaers that the Council accept the report and call a hearing on the petitioned area plus the exonded area, and leave a decision on how much to tncludp in the project uintil after the hearing, Acting Mayor Hunt asked why the tv was so much looping in Area 03. Consulting Engineer Olsort replied that 1t is recotm.ended to loop rather than deed end th. ! i nes, because dead end lines result in stale water and deposit build-up. He said it is also important to draw from bath di ret :ions for fire flow, Counci iman Nei is asked t jw Mr. Ol son wo! i d retct to servi ng Area 03 by looping from 43rd to 2.5th, without a water line at 24th Avenue. Mr, Olson replied that that would be possible. MOTION was made by C011r,,1Irian Neils, seconded by Coociiman Seibold, to adapt nE;S(.t„ T11%N No, 74-488, A RESOLUTION N0. 74488, A RESOLUTION R!"OCE1VINC REPORT PNn CALLING HEA;IING ON IMPROVEMENT PROJECT li(). 0k; » 21ST AVENUE; AND KILMER '.ANE WATER MAIN Motion carrieti oil a roll call vote, three ayes. 1 a CITY OF PLYMOUTH STORM DRAINAGE PLAN - BASSETT CREEK FLOOD CONTROL Item 7-B PRELIMINARY REPORT PROJECT NO, 415 - 21ST AVENUE AND KILMER LANE - WATER MAIN;' Item 7-C RESOLUTION N0, 7448 C Regular Council Meeting i October 7, 1974 Page 301 1 MOTION was -made -by, Covanci lmavi Neils, seconded by Councilman JSeibold,, to di reit the staff' to prepare recommeno4tions for the proposed , assessment policy ,for the project covered bar, this report. Motion caM,ed,'th* ayes. . Per Council direction, the engineers hdve re -designed Project ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS'= No, 401401 - Lancaster Lane Lift Station and Force Main, PROJECT'NO. 401-1001 with the intention of bringing in lower bids. All previous LANCASTER LANE LIFT bids were rejected by the Council. The new proposal also STATION I FORCE FAIN Galls for four alternatives. Item 74 f MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded,by Councilman RESOLUTION NO', 74-489 Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 74-489.,A RESOLUTION ADVERTISING FOR BAIDS - PROJECT NO. 401-001 - LANCMTER LANE LIFT'STATION AND FOZCE MAIN Motion carried on a,roll call vote, three ayes. l MOTION was\lmade by Councilman Seibold,)seconded by Councilman Neils, t;+ 'adapt RESOI.JTION N0, 74-490, A RESOLUTION AWARDING CONTRACT - RECULATCRY SIGNS FOR STREETS - TO LYLE SIGN' `C0. Motion carried`an a roll call vote, three ayes. MOTION vias made by Councilman Neils, secdn d by Cdunci lman Selbold;,to adopt RESOLtiTION NO, 74-4916 A RESOLUTION AWARDING BID FOR PROJECT NOS., 307, 406 AND 407 - RADISSON INN FRONTAGE ROAD, 25TH AVENUE STREETS, AND CREEKWOOD HEIGHTS STORM SEWER TO ALEXANDER CONSTRUCTION CO. Motion carried on a roll call vote, three ayes. Councilman Seibold reported that he and Councilman Hunt reviewed the proposal s of a. number of prospecti ve audi ti ng fi rms,' was their recommendation that the City appoint, the firm of Map -1 and Penti la, MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Seibold, to lay over for disposition by a full Council the matter of selection of an auditor. Motion carried, three ayes. Per Council direction, the City Manager presented a proposal for revision a'' the City's subdivision regulations. Essentially, the proposal wild est4b11sh a 100% assessment procedure for improiements, and require sufficient proof of credit to insure a percentage of the spe0 al assessment principal and interest, Councilman Neils said vie did not feel as secure with the„ rest - dential section, and would prefer to consider that section with more than three Council members present. i 301- r' AWARD OF CONTRACT - REGULATORY SIGNS FOR STREETS Item 7-E RESOLUTION NO. 74-490 AWARD OF BIDS • PRW'ECT NuS., 307,',406 AND 407 - RADISSON INN FRONTAGE ROAD, 25TH AVENUE STREETS., AND CREEKW00D HEIGHTS' STORM SEWER Item 7-G ASOLUTION NO. 74491 REVIEW OF AUDITOR PROPOSAL; Item 7-H 0 SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS - PROPOSED REVISION Item H a Regular Counci 1 Mieting October 7, 1974 Page . 302 f' Kenneth Peterson, li 1325 Kingsview Lane, of the Rauenhorst Cor- poration, s oke in ravor of the proposed ordinance, He said, that i' wou d beiodvantageous3to his firm's operations._ John Sebold, 17500 25th Avenue North, of Carlson Companies, f also 'spoke i n' favor of the proposal, He said the • ordinance revision bring;,Plymouth to a more secure position in competing Y with surrounding „communi ties. He4sked that a 10 or 15 year assessment term be considered, Bob Berkwitz, 12755 State Mighwk 55, alsp of Carlson Companies, spoke also to the -importance to the purchaserof the longer assessment terms), Councilman Neils.stated that he would not be prepRred to go further than what the p-oposed amendment represents, 0 y. MOTION was made by'Councilman Nails, seconded by Acting Mayor ORUINANCE NO. 7440 Hunt,, to adapt ORDINANCE N0, 74-20, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8,q5, CHArAER VII OF THE CITY CODE RELATING TO THE PARTICIPATION OF THE CITY -119 THE COST OF INSTALLATION OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT:; IN DEVE't PPNG PLATS AND SUBDIVISIONS; NOT INCLUDING PROPOSED SUBSECTION (a)(5), Motion carried ch a7 roll call vote, three ayes. Councilman Seibold asked that the deleted section of the proposed ordinance amendment be brought back to the Council on the next agenda, MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Acting Mayor Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 744920 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REVISION OF DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTS, PER AMENDMENTS TO SECTION 8,056 CHAPTER VII OF THE CITY CODE, Motinn carried on a roll call vote, three ayes. Timetabl 4 was presented for those public improvement projects schedule) for 1975 in the City's Capital Improvement Program, MOTION was made by Ccunci lman Seibold, seconded by Counci lmaii Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 74-493, A RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMINARY REPORT FOR PROJECT NO, 501 - FERNBROOK LANE FROM T, V, 55 TO 2000 FEET NORTH, Motion carried on a roll call vote, three ayes, MOTION wis made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTIOi%l N0, 74-4941 A RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMINARY REPORT FOR PROJECT N06 502 - MAPLFDELL TRUNK SEWER AND WATER AND SEWER LATERALS IN MAPLEDELL FIRST ADDITI04, Motion carried on a roll call vote, three ayes, MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 74-495, A RESOLUTION UROERING PRELIMINARY REPORT FOR PROJECT NO, 503 - NATHAN LANE F SCM COUNTY ROAD 9 TO 49TH AVENUE, Motion carried an a roll call vote, t h ree ayes, f RESOLUTION NO, 74 492 PROJECTS FOR 1975 CONSTRUCTION' Item 7- I PROJECT' NO, 501 - FERN" BROOK LANE FROM-T,h, 55 TO 200(1 FEET NORTH RESOLUTION NO, 74493 PROJECT N04 502 MAPLE DELL TRUNK SEWER AND WATER AND SEW LATERALS IN MAPLEDELL FIRST AUDITION RESOLUTION NO, 74494 PROJECT NO, 50 - NATHAN LAWE FROM COUNTY MAD 9 TO 49th AVENUE RE SOLUTiJON NO,_ 74-495 0 7 f' Kenneth Peterson, li 1325 Kingsview Lane, of the Rauenhorst Cor- poration, s oke in ravor of the proposed ordinance, He said, that i' wou d beiodvantageous3to his firm's operations._ John Sebold, 17500 25th Avenue North, of Carlson Companies, f also 'spoke i n' favor of the proposal, He said the • ordinance revision bring;,Plymouth to a more secure position in competing Y with surrounding „communi ties. He4sked that a 10 or 15 year assessment term be considered, Bob Berkwitz, 12755 State Mighwk 55, alsp of Carlson Companies, spoke also to the -importance to the purchaserof the longer assessment terms), Councilman Neils.stated that he would not be prepRred to go further than what the p-oposed amendment represents, 0 y. MOTION was made by'Councilman Nails, seconded by Acting Mayor ORUINANCE NO. 7440 Hunt,, to adapt ORDINANCE N0, 74-20, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8,q5, CHArAER VII OF THE CITY CODE RELATING TO THE PARTICIPATION OF THE CITY -119 THE COST OF INSTALLATION OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT:; IN DEVE't PPNG PLATS AND SUBDIVISIONS; NOT INCLUDING PROPOSED SUBSECTION (a)(5), Motion carried ch a7 roll call vote, three ayes. Councilman Seibold asked that the deleted section of the proposed ordinance amendment be brought back to the Council on the next agenda, MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Acting Mayor Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 744920 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REVISION OF DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTS, PER AMENDMENTS TO SECTION 8,056 CHAPTER VII OF THE CITY CODE, Motinn carried on a roll call vote, three ayes. Timetabl 4 was presented for those public improvement projects schedule) for 1975 in the City's Capital Improvement Program, MOTION was made by Ccunci lman Seibold, seconded by Counci lmaii Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 74-493, A RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMINARY REPORT FOR PROJECT NO, 501 - FERNBROOK LANE FROM T, V, 55 TO 2000 FEET NORTH, Motion carried on a roll call vote, three ayes, MOTION wis made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTIOi%l N0, 74-4941 A RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMINARY REPORT FOR PROJECT N06 502 - MAPLFDELL TRUNK SEWER AND WATER AND SEWER LATERALS IN MAPLEDELL FIRST ADDITI04, Motion carried on a roll call vote, three ayes, MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 74-495, A RESOLUTION UROERING PRELIMINARY REPORT FOR PROJECT NO, 503 - NATHAN LANE F SCM COUNTY ROAD 9 TO 49TH AVENUE, Motion carried an a roll call vote, t h ree ayes, f RESOLUTION NO, 74 492 PROJECTS FOR 1975 CONSTRUCTION' Item 7- I PROJECT' NO, 501 - FERN" BROOK LANE FROM-T,h, 55 TO 200(1 FEET NORTH RESOLUTION NO, 74493 PROJECT N04 502 MAPLE DELL TRUNK SEWER AND WATER AND SEW LATERALS IN MAPLEDELL FIRST AUDITION RESOLUTION NO, 74494 PROJECT NO, 50 - NATHAN LAWE FROM COUNTY MAD 9 TO 49th AVENUE RE SOLUTiJON NO,_ 74-495 ff Regular Council Meeting r October 7. 1914 Page 303 NOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman PROJECT N0: 504 - ZACHARY Neils. to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 74-4960 A RESOLUTION ORDERING LANE BETWEEN COUNTY ROAD PRELIMINARY ,REPORT FOR PROJECT NO. 504 - ZACHARY LANE -BETWEEN 9 TO 36TH AVENUE - STREST '•- COUNTY ROAD9 TO 36TP AVENUE - STREET CONSTRUCTION. STORM SEWER CONSTRUCTION. STORM SEWER AND WATER -MAIN, Motion carried on a roil call vote, three ayes, AND WATER MAIN RESOLUTION NO.. 74-496 MOTION was made'by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman PROJECT NO, 505 - F XIIDT Neils. to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 74-497, A RESOLUTION ORDERING LAKE IMPROVEMENT, PRELIMINARY REPORT 'FOR PROJECT N0: 505 m, SCHMIDT LAKE IMPROVE- RESOLUTION N0. 0r`4-497 MENTS. Motion carried on a roll call vvte, three ayes,, MOTION was made py Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman PROJECT- NO.` 507 -'JELL Nils, to adopt RESOLUTIuN NO, 74-498, A RESOLUTION ORDERING N0, 4 ' PRELIMINARY REPORT FOR PROJECT NO, `507 - WELL NO, 4. Motion RESOLUTION NO. 74-498 carried on a' roll call vote, three aYeS LICENSES AND PERMITS MOTION'was made by Counciimen Neils, seconded by Councilman CIGARETTE LICENSE Seibold to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 74499. A RESOLUTION APPROVING Item 8-A CIGARETTr. LICENSE - RADISSON HOTEL CORPORATION. Motion carried RESOLUTION NO, 74-499 on a ro i call vote, three ayes. 0 MISCELLANEGUIS The City is in receipt of a petition asking that the City take action to preserve, repair, restore hAd mai,;tain the old Village Hall site at 3605 Fernbrook Lane, and that the Council organize a ^lymouth Historical Society, MOTION was invade by Acting Mayor Hunt, seconded by Councilman Neils, to accept the petition, PETITION - OLD VILLAGE HALL SITE Acting Mayor Hunt said that consideration caLid be given to moving the building and doing some refurbishing of it when the proposed civic canter is done , "4unc 1man Neils suggested that the . Plymouth Pronation Committee, chairoi try Ron Rasr.hke, would be an appropriate vehicle for the project to work through. Motion carried, three ayes, MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Seibold, to direct tht st%ff to consider, with respect to the availability of a working group that now exists, recommendations to the Council for participation in restoration of the facility, and matters relative to its continuing ownership and use. Motion carried, three ayes, 303- 0 L 0 Regul av`vCounci 1) Meeti of ` 9 fOctober1974 , Page 304. , MOTION was made by Councilman Sei bol c ,, seconded by Councilman Neils,, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 74-f006 A RESOLUTION APPROVING REQUEST FOR PAYMENT N0. 1 PROJEC"-i40. 302 -WATER TREATMENT PLANT, Motion carried on a roll ,-a11 vote, three dyes. J Acting Mayor Hunt adjourned ,the ,meeting, at 11:00 P.M. 0 C E 0 PROJECT N0. 302 - W.4TER TREATMENT PLANT- REQUEST FOR, PAYMERT NO, '1 RESOLUTI^N NO, 74'500 nn o n c Deputy City Clerk i I ' 1 0 0